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SRAM could be expanded more but I figured a whole $2000 bytes instead of $0A00 is enough expansion for any hack. In HiROM mapping banks $20-$3F can be used to map SRAM, using always the $6000-$7FFF range of the bank. $C0FFD8 tell the emulator the SRAM size of the ROM.\\ | SRAM could be expanded more but I figured a whole $2000 bytes instead of $0A00 is enough expansion for any hack. In HiROM mapping banks $20-$3F can be used to map SRAM, using always the $6000-$7FFF range of the bank. $C0FFD8 tell the emulator the SRAM size of the ROM.\\ | ||
- | I have not tested this on sd2snes, everdrive or real hardware. snes9x 1.55 and bsnes+ were used for testing. If you plan to use this hack and make a cart of your hack after, I have no idea what kind of cartridge you will need or if 32Kb of SRAM is supported by any existing SNES game.\\ | + | I have not tested this on sd2snes, everdrive or real hardware. snes9x 1.55 and bsnes+ were used for testing. If you plan to use this hack and make a cart of your hack after, |
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